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Old 28-04-2005, 15:32   #3
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Re: Memory tools

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Originally Posted by zinglebarb
I think the said software is called Motherboard manual
And this is called a smack round the head

The company that owns the machines, don't really have anything in the way of an IT policy, and don't seem to believe in keeping manuals... - and their machines seem to have come from where ever they could get them the cheapest
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